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Copyright infringement isn't piracy. Nor theft.
Entropy is not a "distribution”, it's a functional that maps a probability distribution to a scalar value, i.e. a single number.
It's the mean log-probability of a distribution.
It's an elementary statistical concept, independent of physical concepts like “pressure”, “potential”, and so on.
From Wikipedia:
”The United States has threatened to stop financial aid to other countries if they trade non-food items with Cuba.”
"While the US measures against Cuba do not amount to a blockade in a technical or formal sense, their cumulative effect is to put an economic stranglehold on the island, which not only prevents the United States intercourse but also effectively blocks commerce with other states, their citizens and companies."
”Despite the existence of the embargo, Cuba can, and does, conduct international trade with many countries, including many US allies; however, US-based companies, and companies that do business with the US, which trade in Cuba do so at the risk of US sanctions.”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_embargo_against_...
This has nothing to do with promoting graph-tool, but not promoting disinformation, as you have been doing.
This is shameful FUD against LGPL based on blatant nonsense.
If you do this in a public forum, I can only imagine what you promote to your customers.
Lost a lot of respect for Graphistry during this interchange.
The python API is almost identical to 'EasyGraph'. I'm curious why you consider it less approachable.
graph-tool visualization is killer. Not an after-thought to check a box. You can do animations, visualize interactively (move node positions with the mouse), generate publication-quality SVG/PNG/PDF seamlessly, integrate with other applications using GTK, cairo, etc.
It has been around since 2006, and is maintained by an academic group.
It does visualization fairly well — not to mention that the entire back-end is in C++ with templates + OpenMP for performance.